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   The Functions button displays the list of functions defined for the
   current object. At this stage, new functions can be defined or existing
   modified.
    The functions defined within this environment as Public are similar
   to those defined in the Data Dictionary, but they do not get saved in the
   dBUdf.prg source file. The function code defined is included in the
   source relative to the object in which the functions were set.

   When using Ins to insert new functions, a window will appear
   containing two options that define the function's scoping:

   Static                  Allows to define a static function. The code
                           relative to the function will be put at the end of
                           the source program of the object, and the function
                           will be declared as Static. This function is
                           visible only within the object.

   Public                  Allows to define a function whose code is written
                           at the end of the source relative to the object,
                           but is not declared as static. This function is
                           visible by all the source modules that make up the
                           application.

   For more information on Static functions consult a Clipper manual.

Active keys

   Ins                     Allows to insert a new function (static or
                           public).

   Del                     Allows to delete the selected function.

   Space Bar               Allows to modify the selected function.

   Alt-Del                 Allows to modify the scoping of the function
                           selected, switching from public to static and
                           vice-versa.